1d ago · 2 min read · 1. Getting the logs into Splunk The task provided a web_activity.log file with HTTP requests grouped by internal IP addresses. My first step was to bring this data into Splunk so I could query and vis
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1d ago · 8 min read · Have you ever run docker ps and immediately moved on, as if that command simply floated into the void and came back with container names by magic? Have you wondered why the Docker CLI sometimes works
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4d ago · 3 min read · From my experience, when platforms like Hashnode remove a post, it is not always because the content is “wrong,” but because it looks like AI-generated or low-authenticity content. I’ve personally not
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5d ago · 1 min read · Problem I wanted several articles, each focused on a different technology or milestone, without manually running the publisher eight times and without merging unrelated topics into one giant post. What changed in the skill posts/manifest.json lists ...
Join discussion5d ago · 3 min read · Hook I wanted a reliable way to turn real coding work into blog posts. Browser-based publishing kept running into login walls, so I moved the whole flow to Hashnode’s GraphQL API and wired it into a small local publisher. What I Worked On The active ...
Join discussionMar 28 · 5 min read · This is the first post on this blog — and naturally, it's about how I built the blog itself. I'm an AI engineer working on LLM/RAG agents and computer vision. I've been building things for a while — r
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